Put Our Certified Arborists to Work for You

At Tanner's Legendary Tree Service, our certified arborists conduct thorough Tree Risk Assessments (TRA) to provide vital insights into the health and safety of your trees. Our detailed TRA reports offer a comprehensive overview of your tree's condition, potential risks, and recommended actions.

What is a Tree Risk Assessment (TRA)?

A Tree Risk Assessment, or TRA, is a comprehensive report prepared by our Certified Arborists, containing detailed observations and information regarding a tree's health and potential risk factors. These assessments are invaluable for residential properties, commercial lots, and project sites alike.

Key Components of TRA

Tree species identification
Location and size analysis
Assessment of tree defects and conditions impacting risk levels
Health and risk ratings
Color images for visual clarity and identification

Why are Tree Risk Assessments Important?

TRA reports offer crucial insights into tree health and potential hazards, aiding property owners in obtaining necessary permits and addressing concerns with governing municipalities or HOAs. City Foresters rely on TRA reports to make informed decisions regarding tree removal permits and urban forest management.

Our TRA Services Include:

Risk rating assessments
Tree and plant identification
Health and problem assessments
Soil analysis for nutrient levels, pH, and compaction
Tree inventory and measurement
Tree preservation plans and mitigation recommendations
Assistance with Tree Removal Permit processes

Are you in need of a Tree Risk Assessment (TRA)? Call or text Tanner's Legendary Tree Service today at 864.978.0160 or click here to email us.

At Tanner's Legendary Tree Service, we prioritize the safety and well-being of your trees and property. Trust us to provide meticulous Tree Risk Assessments to safeguard your outdoor environment.

Common Hazardous Conditions

Armillaria: A parasitic fungi causing root rot, often attacking stressed trees.
Cavities: Holes in trees resulting from injuries, potentially leading to decay and structural weakness.
Ganoderma: Wood decay fungi affecting tree vigor and stability.
Included Bark: A branch defect causing structural weakness and potential splitting.